Ficheiro:Kaarle Halme.jpg

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Resumo

DescriciónKaarle Halme.jpg	Suomi: Suomalainen näyttelijä, teatterinjohtaja, näytelmä- ja romaanikirjailija ja elokuvaohjaaja Kaarle Halme (1864-1946).
Data	ennen vuotta 1943
Orixe	Otavan pieni tietosanakirja I (A-Hollanti), vuoden 1949 painos. Sivu 668
Autoría	DescoñecidoUnknown author

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